Sentence examples for better able to seek from inspiring English sources

Meetings planners, who typically negotiated and selected locations by phone or on personal visits, can now employ sophisticated technology to make selections and negotiate terms, even as the hotel industry itself is recovering strongly and better able to seek higher rates.

And while your local supermarket pushes those same familiar bottles, independent stores will still provide substantially more selection and be better able to seek out smaller, even very limited producers, like the guy who makes just 40 cases a year of really good lambrusco.

Neither King nor Bachmann could point to others who shared their frustrations, but Bachmann said the two of them are "absolutely" trying to build more support for a delay, and hope they'll be able to seek out better candidates.

Oh, sure, Trump blathers on about how such caravans should be stymied by their home countries, as if anyone who suffers extreme crime and poverty shouldn't be able to seek a better life elsewhere.

To not be able to seek compensation is just wrong".

She has not been able to seek any help".

Not everyone will be able to seek a "negotiated firing".

However, you may be able to seek judicial review.

Women able to document that they are paid less will be able to seek redress.

He will not be able to seek public office again.

This is a highly likely outcome given that those with higher incomes and education are better able to identify and seek help for their mental illnesses which increases the likelihood that they will avoid incarceration.